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For many western Nilotic languages, the syllabic structure is monosyllabic which is also the case for Boor. Typical for the Belanda Boor language also is that most of the nouns have no affixes in the singular form and in the plural, they maintain prefixes. The syllables in the Belanda Boor languages
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The syntactic position of verbs either SVO or SV . although there are exceptions, but the verb  always follows the subject. Another way to identify verbs is according to their morphosyllabic  behaviour. In this case verbs can be marked for grammatical categories like TAM-tense, aspect and
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The word order of Belanda Boor is SVO. The role of the word classes is determined according to their position in the order. It is also possible to identify nouns according to their semantic behaviours. Belanda Boor distinguishes a large number of semantic categories for nouns. Nouns typically refer
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Belanda Boor nouns are defined morphosyntactically as they comprise only the categories of words which can be marked based on numbers. The gender of nouns can also be linked to the gender marking prefixes.In the Belanda Boor language, the agent is always the subject of the clause, their roles are
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When the history of the Belanda Boor ethnic group is considered, the reason for this lack of coherence can probably be linked to the conflicts shared by the various ethnic groups, slave raids and civil wars, as most of the Belanda Boor people were forced to leave their homelands and settle in the
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The Nouns of the language Belanda Boor exhibit a rather wide range of canonical forms in various tone patterns. Tone is reduced in Belanda Boor, so it doesn’t has any grammatical function. All the minimal pairs of the lexicon differ in vowel length and quality, but not in tone.
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Obtaining scientific/ linguistic information about the Belanda language posed a lot of challenges than expected. First, there were many gaps in the history of the language, also a lot of contradictories were encountered which reduced the clarity of the endeavour.
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In Belanda Boor we will find various types and nouns which only consist of the pure stem. Complex nouns exhibit a stem and up to their prefixed morphemes. Only a derivational prefix or a classifier can be attached at a time, but never both.
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Belanda Boor has two phonologically categorised sets of vowels. These vowels are distinguished by the position of the tongue root as either of ATR+ or ART- quality. The vowel inventory of Boor reflects an ATR system.
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Western Equatoria. Another possible reason leading to the lack of proper history is the independence of South Sudan which led to more contradictions and lack of proper recordings about the Belanda Boor group.
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Belanda Boor is formed from the autonym Boor and the central-Sudanic Bongo word Beerlanda. In Bongo, beer is the ethnonym for all their Lwoo speaking neighbours. The word “landa” means hills and mountains.
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Belanda Boor follows the typical CVC structure for the verb roots, similar to the roots of basic nouns. Verbs in Belanda Boor denote usually actions, however there are some exceptions like stative verbs.
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Belanda Boor belongs to the Nilo-Saharan group and is spoken in South Sudan. It is further classified as Nilotic, western Nilotic, and northern lawoo.
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Belanda Boor has 35 consonant phonemes. There is a vast difference between typical Lwoo consonants systems. They exist as fricatives and labiovelars.
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A significant difference between the Boor and other languages is that Belanda Boor is not prone to vowel harmony, even if there are traces.
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The term Belanda Boor is used to denote both the language and the people. To distinguish between both meanings, a prefix is added.
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The majority of the Basic Nouns in Belanda Boor are of the CV(V) pattern and only few of them exhibit the shape CV (V).
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Final:                               yɔkɔ
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The first two examples can be traced to be loans from Ubanga, which probably entered Boor via Belanda Bviri.
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In Belanda Boor there are verbs which lack the final consonant and are thus of CV or CVV structure
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syntactically realised when used with the object of a verb or the object of a preposition.
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Here are some examples for the CVC structure in Belanda Boor by Beatrix von Heyking.
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Many of the Lwoo languages have the vowel system of the five ATR+ and ATR- vowels.
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Another pattern for verbs is CVCV. The final vowel belongs not to the verb stem.
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Here is an overview of all the inventory markers for tense/ aspects and moods
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LL      lèg lèk           ‘to dream’
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There are currently 40 – 50,000 speakers of the language in the South Sudan.
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Habitual:                  u-
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Number marker+ derivational prefix+ petrified sex+ stem+ petrified suffix
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Classifier+ number marker+ petrified sex+ stem+ petrified suffix
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are either open or closed. Open Syllables can be high or heavy.
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Belanda Bor is classified as Definitely Endangered by the
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Completive:           ɲika
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